codex-subagent-mcp
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Scored across 8 tools
The job-lifecycle tools (cancel, result, status) and the delegation tools (delegate vs follow_up) are clearly distinguished by their descriptions. Only codex_recommend and list_codex_models overlap somewhat in the model-selection space, but one gives advice and the other enumerates the catalog, so confusion is limited.
Seven of eight tools use a predictable codex_<action> or codex_job_<action> snake_case pattern. list_codex_models deviates by inverting to verb-first without the codex_ prefix, a minor but noticeable break in the pattern.
Eight tools is well-scoped for a CLI delegation wrapper: one core delegate tool plus the supporting lifecycle (cancel, result, status), continuation (follow_up), and setup helpers (doctor, recommend, list_codex_models). Each tool earns its place with no redundancy.
The surface covers the full delegation lifecycle: starting, continuing, monitoring, retrieving, and cancelling jobs, plus environment diagnostics and model discovery. Only minor gaps exist, such as no explicit job cleanup/removal or batch operations, which agents can work around.